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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 14 (April 1905) (1905)

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he "Britannia" is 240 feet long on the waterline, 37.2 feet in breadth, crowd as that which is shown on the accompanying and 20 feet in draft. Then follows the American- she made a good showing against that vessel, winning about as many races as she lost. In her contests with built "CJtowana," 155… … THE LARGEST DIAMONDS IN THE WORLD—ACTUAL SIZE. 1. Koh-i-noor after the second cutting, 106^ carats. 3. Loterie d'Angleterre, 49 carats. 3. Great Mogul of Russia, 279A carats. 4. Orloff, 194% carats. 5. Koh-i-noor after first cutting, 279 carats. 6. Regent, 13&M carats. 7. Grand Due de Toscane,…

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